Wilhelm Schweizer: kindje Jezus in de wieg, glas in lood, circa 1980 - Christmas decoration Wilhelm Schweizer - Glass, Lead

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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

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Stained glass ornament depicting the baby Jesus in a manger, circa 1980–1990, made in Bavaria, Germany by Wilhelm Schweizer, with leaded glass and a 9 cm diameter.

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Description from the seller

Stained glass with lead came. Diameter 9 cm. Depicts the baby Jesus in the manger.

In Bavaria and Germany there is a specific name for it: Fatschenkind. It is very humorously made because the tiny blanket is in Bavarian colors: blue and white. Referring to the Bavarian state colors.

Above the baby Jesus the sun shines, and on both sides there are the symbolic rose bushes representing Mary.

A superbly beautiful ornament painted on lead mounted onto glass. The glass is set in lead.

It is about 9 cm in diameter. The small black dot in the middle is dirt on the camera lens.

Super beautiful, super nice and quite valuable normally. You would pay more than €150 for this kind of tableau in Munich. This is really a very special object.

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Well packed.
Shipped from France or Italy where I live. The decoration is not for sale.

See the photos; they are explicitly part of the description.

For multiple items, the first shipping rate applies plus a surcharge of €5 for each additional item.
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Seller's Story

Seller of antiques, vintage and special items.
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Stained glass with lead came. Diameter 9 cm. Depicts the baby Jesus in the manger.

In Bavaria and Germany there is a specific name for it: Fatschenkind. It is very humorously made because the tiny blanket is in Bavarian colors: blue and white. Referring to the Bavarian state colors.

Above the baby Jesus the sun shines, and on both sides there are the symbolic rose bushes representing Mary.

A superbly beautiful ornament painted on lead mounted onto glass. The glass is set in lead.

It is about 9 cm in diameter. The small black dot in the middle is dirt on the camera lens.

Super beautiful, super nice and quite valuable normally. You would pay more than €150 for this kind of tableau in Munich. This is really a very special object.

Worldwide shipping.
Shipping within the EU with UPS. Insured shipping within the EU.
Shipping outside the EU by mail.
Track and trace.

Well packed.
Shipped from France or Italy where I live. The decoration is not for sale.

See the photos; they are explicitly part of the description.

For multiple items, the first shipping rate applies plus a surcharge of €5 for each additional item.
The excess amount paid will be included in the package.

Seller's Story

Seller of antiques, vintage and special items.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Beieren
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Manufacturer/brand
Wilhelm Schweizer
Designer/artist/maker
Wilhelm Schweizer: kindje Jezus in de wieg, glas in lood, circa 1980
Material
Glass, Lead
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
0 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
The NetherlandsVerified
152
Objects sold
100%
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